Artist description The music of *Stasis* is a clash between pure alternative rock and the vocals of a pop boy band. If you accidentally read this (like most people do) please take the next step to view our webpage and download a song. We'd like to believe it would be worth your while.

Music Style Doggystyle Modern Rock

Musical Influences Backstreet Boys, N' sync

Similar Artists U2, Third Eye Blind, Dishwalla

Artist History Basically, *STASIS* began with two Emmaus High School students, Jeff Virojanapa and KC Dietz, who were deeply interested in music. Their appreciation for music was taken to the next level when they began playing guitar. They sucked, but despite the suckiness, Jeff persuaded his suave stud brother Justin to play bass guitar. Through many bands and through thick and thin, this triple threat team have stayed together. And now with the powerful vocals of Brian Knauss and dynamic drums of Dave Levy, *STASIS* has (we'd like to believe) come to the point where they just "dont suck."

Group Members KC Dietz, with hypnotic riffs and ear catching solos plays lead guitar. Jeff Virojanapa, with quality back up vocals, plays rhythm guitar.Brian Knauss, with his stunning voice, is the lead singer.Justin Virojanapa, with powerful rhythm and beat, plays bass guitar.Dave Levy, with a diversified layout of percussion, plays drums.

Albums If anyone actually would like to purchase these recordings please email to jv004@mail.rochester.edu

Press Reviews We just finished recording our first LP. Two songs are up on the web page at this time. Please take your time and download one. The quality is decently good and we're happy on how they turned out. The press reviews say that these are most download songs!

Additional Info If you accidently come by to this site, like most people do, please take a moment to listen to our songs. It would be really worthwhile.

Location Emmaus, PA - USA

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